Guides
The questions worth answering before you book
Five pieces, each written to answer one question in its first paragraph. No round-ups, no seasonal filler, and nothing that exists only to carry a link.
Every guide
· 6 minute read
Step-free park homes: what to ask before you book
Park homes are single-storey, which makes them promising and makes websites careless. Two homes we let have genuine step-free access; the honest service is telling you what to check rather than listing them and hoping.
· 5 minute read
Taking a dog to a park home: the rules nobody writes down
"Dog friendly" is the least reliable phrase in holiday letting. Here is what it means on these parks, including the parts that are inconvenient.
· 6 minute read
What a week in a park home really costs
Holiday pricing is designed to be compared and not to be totalled. Here is the total, worked through, including the parts that usually appear at the end.
· 5 minute read
Can you stay in a park home all year? Consent, explained
Two parks can look identical and offer completely different things, because the difference is written on a planning consent rather than on the building.
· 6 minute read
Park home or static caravan? The difference, in plain English
The two words are used interchangeably on holiday park websites, and they describe two different buildings at two different standards. One is warm in February.
Would you rather just look at homes?
The collections group the fleet by the thing people arrive wanting — a hot tub, a dog, nine people, a budget — and the search page prices any dates you like before you commit to anything.